If you selected a scale type of Log, enter the Base to use.If you selected a scale type of Power, enter the Power to use.Power works similarly to log scale, but instead of the scale conversion being log(x), it is x^p, where p is a customizable axis option.For example, Power = 2 creates an x^2 axis. To set a default scale type for a variable, which avoids making this change every time you run an analysis, see Axis. Change the Numeric Format of an Axisįor plots and charts that contain a numeric axis area, you can change the format of the axis. For more information about numeric formats, see Numeric Formats.If you selected Date, Time, or Duration, you need to specify the format of the increments.If you selected Fixed Dec, enter the number of decimal places that you want JMP to display in the Dec box.If you selected Precision, select whether you want to keep trailing zeros and all whole digits.To add commas to values that equal a thousand or more, select the Use thousands separator option.You must account a space for each comma in the Width box, or else they might not appear. This option is available for the Best, Fixed Dec, Percent, and Currency formats.ğor a numeric axis, you can adjust the width of the tick mark labels using the Width box.Note: When you change the numeric format of an axis, you do not change the numeric format of the way the values appear in the corresponding data table. To change how a date or time appears in a data table, see Numeric Formats. Selecting a date interval from the date increment drop-down menu divides the JMP date (number of seconds) into the appropriate units. This gives the plot scale that you want for your data. The date axis must be a column with a JMP date value and appear in the Axis Settings window in the date format found in the Column Info window. However, you can use the Axis Settings window to format the date’s appearance in the plot. Establish Minimum and Maximum Axis Valuesįor plots and charts that contain a numeric axis area, you can change the minimum and maximum values that you want the graph to display.To restore the default minimum, maximum axis settings, and tick increments of an axis, right-click on the axis labels and select Revert Scale.To restore all default axis settings, right-click the axis labels and select Revert Axis. Select Reverse Order to reverse the axes by reversing the minimum and maximum values. Note that this option is not supported for ternary plots. Tip: To set a default minimum and maximum axis value for a variable, which avoids making this change every time you run an analysis, see Axis. The example on the right in Figure 9.27 is an enlargement of the point cluster that shows between 80 and 140 in the plot to the left.
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